The Embassy of Iran in India has conveyed its appreciation to the Government of India and the Indian people for their participation in the funeral ceremonies of former Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, describing the gesture as a reflection of the enduring friendship between the two nations.
In a statement shared through its official social media channels, the embassy said the presence of Indian representatives at the ceremonies highlighted the deep-rooted historical, cultural and people-to-people ties that have shaped India-Iran relations over the years. It noted that the participation of political leaders, Members of Parliament, scholars, intellectuals and representatives of various religious communities underscored the broad-based nature of the relationship.
According to the embassy, India's participation demonstrated respect and solidarity during a significant moment for the Iranian people. It added that such gestures strengthen mutual understanding and reinforce the longstanding bonds that extend beyond diplomatic engagement.
India and Iran have maintained close ties across multiple sectors, including trade, energy, connectivity and cultural exchanges. The two countries also share centuries-old civilisational links, with regular engagement through diplomatic, academic and cultural platforms.
The embassy reiterated that the goodwill shown by India during the funeral ceremonies would be remembered as a symbol of the friendship between the two countries. It expressed confidence that the relationship would continue to grow through mutual respect, dialogue and cooperation in areas of shared interest.
The message comes as both countries continue to engage on regional and bilateral issues, with officials from New Delhi and Tehran maintaining regular diplomatic contacts aimed at strengthening cooperation across strategic and economic sectors.
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